on personal expenses. his wife was charged with filing false joint federal income-tax returns. >> we've got another hour of news, and it starts right now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> an overnight apartment fire in just three people, including firefighters, and leaves dozens out on the cold. we are live in manassas. >> south africa where oscar pistorius cried in court after being charged with shooting his girlfriend. >> taking and live look outside -- 37 degrees right now. looking at rosslyn where the city is starting to wake up and getting the day started. i'm cynne simpson. >> and scott thuman. >> great to have you along. we are on storm watch. we want to talk about the wet weather pushing into the area today, with jacqui jeras.

>> still a couple of hours away. but grab the umbrella because we are expecting light rain on and off, mid to late morning through maybe late afternoon. 38 degrees is the temperature and reagan national. 39 at dulles. most at or above the freezing mark -- hagerstown, martinsburg, winchester petersburg, all could see a wintry mix before it warms up and up after the noon hour to see just light rain. we do not think it will be a major deal for anybody today and temperatures are the big bonus with today's forecast, we will be above average and see high temperatures near 50 degree mark this afternoon. expecting a bit cool down by tomorrow. we will have details in just a few minutes from the belfort furniture weather center. the traffic, so far so good? >> it has been relatively quiet coming from the west. 66, a stalled car near nujtley but it is clear out of the travel lanes.

we are seeing the volume on the increase for sure. out of knowing 10 and the through the capital beltway. maryland, 95 northbound direction, reports of a crash just came out. before you get to 212, powder mill road. a southbound, not anything reported. keep a close out -- i on that. the problems about which currently. heading inside about what, 50, john hanson highway pass 202 surely, into d.c. >> thank you so much. we want to get right to this big house fire -- a lot of firefighters on the scene in bowie. >> jummy olabanji as live pictures. >> over the scene, when no according to prince george's county fire officials the fire is pretty much knocked out right now. they are just trying to extinguish some hot spots and try to get the rest under

control. you can see the massive response on the ground. several fire trucks and crews on the scene -- it broke out just before 5:00 this morning in the 1800 block of peach tree lane in bowie. we know a house next door to the home also sustained little damage. but the house where the fire started is a complete loss, according to prince george's county fire chiefs on the scene. we do know all the folks who live there got out ok. that is the good news. as you can see from up ahead the entire back half of the home and the majority of the home is a complete loss. no word yet on what caused the fire. we are going to get information. we do have a clue on the scene in bowie as soon as their new details. back to you guys in the studio. >> thank you so much. we want to travel to manassas where another fire is the focus of attention. it broke out around 11:00 p.m.

on lady jane loop. >> and a cop -- an apartment complex. john gonzalez is on the scene. >> a lot of fires throughout the area. here in manassas, it took as many as 60 firefighters to put this one out. a handful have to be rescued. they were trapped inside. does take a look at the extent of the damage. two of the firefighters were taken to hospital for observation. a resident also transported for smoke inhalation. this was a massive fire. at least 24 apartments condemned. the cause is still unknown. but we do know it started inside a third floor unit late last night. that is where the roof collapsed with firefighters underneath. >> at least one of the units requested a may day, a call for a firefighter assistance. those firefighters were rescued from the third floor. they are ok.

>> the flames so intense firefighters had to fight it with aerial ladders from outside. about 60 people have been displaced. according to the early investigation, $300,000 worth of damage. the cause is still under investigation. reporting live in manassas -- john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> 6:05 right now. the developments from south africa -- prosecutors formally charged double amputees printer oscar pistorius with premeditated murder in his girlfriend shooting death. >> at the bail hearing prosecutors say pistorius fired into the door of a bathroom where reeva steenkamp was hiding after a valentine's day shouting match. pistorius cried as his lawyer insisted the shooting was an accident. these new details, just as the reeva steenkamp's family gathers to say goodbye. family members of the model, law

school graduate and reality star gathered on the southern coast for a private memorial service. her body will be cremated. >> a d.c. councilman wants the power to shut down stores caught selling stolen sell funds. counts and tommy wells plans to introduce a murder is a legislation today. it would give the mayor authority to temporarily close a store caught selling stolen phones. it would last 72 hours. the emergency legislation would be in place for 90 days. the balkans a week after pete tweeted -- but they were blaming gamestop stores were dealing goes so funds. >> 37 degrees this tuesday morning. >> much more to come. new details of the batteries aboard the boeing dreamliner forced into an emergency landing in japan. keep it here with the la outdoors,

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>> welcome back. i live look here in arlington. just outside our studio. it looks pretty good out there so far. but jacqui jeras says keep the umbrella handle. >> could be a what started the day. >> i think most will come in mid to late this morning but areas north and west will see a little wintry mix. you can see it more like 7:00 or bank it acquired 31 -- 30 degrees is the temperature. when shall at 31 degrees. the clouds have moved in and moisture trying to make its way into the area. parts of west virginia and western pennsylvania. it is pushing into northern maryland and we will watch it arrives later this morning. for the most part, of the freeze

and -- freezing. up and down the eastern seaboard, we expect flight delays because of the front approaching. also possible along the what the west coast, with what weather especially in southern california. 37 degrees and cloudy. recess time a little bit wets. the kids might be inside. and drop off time, you might want the umbrella. that is the latest on the belfort furniture weather center. how is traffic? >> it might come up in maryland. coming out of columbia through fairland and toured four corners the toward the capital beltway. pass new hampshire avenue, leaving college park toward 270 still a decent trip. northbound 95 just north of the beltway in maryland, 212 reports of a crash. crews on the way to check it out. earlier problems in colombia --

columbia gone. >> 37 degrees. still to come -- what we expect to get a first look of the duchess of cambridge baby bump. >> burger king gets

>> there is new information about the boeing 787 dreamliner force to make an emergency landing in japan last month. the all nippon airways jet had to land after the main battery failed. now investigators say the cells

in a second lithium ion battery on their plant showed slight swelling and officials want japan bought the safety board says the agency will be investigating further. >> on stormwater this morning in the midwest. a blizzard stranded dozens in northern north dakota. at least 9.5 inches of snow fell as winds whipped at speeds more than 50 miles an hour or. a police but interstate 29 for most of the day. schools and businesses were closed. hotels and grand forks sold out quickly, so the red cross and of sheltering about 40 people. buss same system led to treacherous driving conditions for people in central minnesota. part of minnesota sat under a blizzard warning for most of monday. several crashes, as you could imagine, were reported. >> doesn't that " fun. >> awesome.

appreciative of what we have here. >> snow lovers all excited -- we want snow. that is my fear. the muscle is good, but blizzards, not so much. the midwest will get socked again thursday i think with another strong system bringing them heavy snow. around here, maybe a little wintry mix north and west mid to late morning but by the noon hour all rain and only rain for the d.c. metro. it will be a light one. the sun getting ready to come up. a nice little orange glow with a cloudy this this morning. 38 is the temperature with a wind chill of 31. wind's coming in and out of the south. that is why we are a little warmer to go along with the cloudiness. 29 in martinsburg. 36 in winchester. most of us above the freezing mark already this morning. take a look across the region. it helps the weather. a strong cold front across the midwest. 15 degrees below zero in one

part of north dakota. the cold front is bringing in the showers. ahead of it, snow and western pennsylvania into west virginia at this time, and it will hold off for a couple of hours. futurecast, maybe a little moisture -- luray by mid morning but then pushing it up by late afternoon. and already drying out by late this evening and clearing and blustery overnight. today, cloudy skies with rainshowers. 45-50 degrees today. it will be feeling good. it for tonight, the rain lingering maybe into the evening. otherwise, clearing, breezy, and cold. a very cold tomorrow ahead. more details with the seven-day. adam caskey in potomac. >> in potomac. it is 30 degrees for you talk about the cold that will be in place. tomorrow will kind of be a repeat of what we had on sunday

a bit of a breeze and chilly temperatures. let's look at the extended forecast and talk about the rain today and chilly temperatures tamara and the breeze which limited the cold. highs and the upper 30's tomorrow afternoon. sunshine but the wind will make it feel cooler. by thursday, closer to 40 so unseasonably cool all the way through friday with high temperatures note -- near 40 degrees. we could end up with sleep changing to rain and then the rain could last into the first part of the weekend saturday. the warmest of today will be right near 50 and then by sunday, near 50 degrees. and the average, by the way, is 48. >> it was nice, when i woke up i thought, i am not that cold. maybe i in getting used to it. as we get the road running overhead with a news chopper 7. maryland -- positive news.

beltway past 52 john hanson highway, toward carollton greenbelt, college park, an easy run. the crash marilyn 95 no. no way quickly to the shoulder -- maryland 95 north quickly on the shoulder. >> here is a look at what is still to come on "good morning washington." >> it is a valentine's day surprise you would not believe. a couple wellcome's four new babies but they are not quadruplets. >> authorities change their advice to schools when dealing with a shooter in the hallway. >> greater than greater than6:55 -- a restaurant plans to charge edina's a little bit extra, that is, if you do not finish your meal. that is still to come. >> time now to talk about america's money. we talked a lot about the fact that burger king's twitter account was packed. interesting. , and if you invested in mutual

funds, you are probably feeling good. diana perez has more. >> topping america's money -- bouncing back. two good economic signs this morning. the dollar opened only 1% below its high before the financial meltdown -- the dow. and two-thirds of mutual funds posted new highs as the recession. wal-mart executives calling february sales a total disaster and the worst start to a month in an internal e-mail. the executive to blame in part the payroll tax increase that kick in january 1. office supply chains are reportedly talking about a merger. office max and office depot have been hit hard by the economy -- as well as rivals. burger king is not loving this. the twitter account was attacked yesterday. for a while, the name and logo both changed to mcdonald's and the message said burger king had been sold because the war had flopped. that is america's money.

>> welcome back. 6:25 right now -- and we are finding out allegany public schools on a two-hour delay. you can always find updates that wjla.com. russian authorities want to know what led to the death of a young boy adopted by a texas family. >> russian investigators say the 3-year-old was abused and murdered by his adoptive mother back in january. texas authorities say they are investigating the claims but no one has been arrested so far. this comes weeks after russia announced it was banning all american adoptions in retaliation for a new u.s. law targeting a legit human rights violators in russia.

royal family watches may get their first official look at the dutchess of cambridge's baby bump later today. >> kate middleton has not made a public appearance since last december. she is expected to visit a house for women in recovery and a charity on addiction is hosting the event. a houston couple is very excited about their newborn baby. >> but this has a bit of a twist. she gave birth to the four baby boys on valentine's day. but the catch is -- actually two sets of identical twins. not quadruplets. they say they just wanted a sibling for the two-year-old son but when they went to a specialist last year they got a big surprise. >> he was quick to say right away, you have four. of course, and just cannot believe it. if i was not already laying on the table, i would be on the floor. >> i am excited and waiting for the challenge.

preparing the house now. i was preparing for one, and now four. >> that will shock you a little bit. the mother says she has not taken any fertility drugs. the babies are in the hospital. expected to go home -- their names are ace blaine, cash, and dillon. the little alphabetical thing. >> and they were hoping they would get a girl this time around. if you can believe this, they say, they will try again to get a girl. >> good luck. >> 37 degrees. another half hour of "good morning washington" coming up. overnight fires leave dozens homeless in maryland as well as virginia

captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> straight ahead, a teenager murdered in temple hills and the killer still not caught. we are live with those details.

>> a shift in strategy. what authorities say schools should do if the shooter is in the hall. >> while restaurants usually offer to go boxes, one restaurant says you will be fined if you cannot finish the dish. i'm scott thuman. verizon shine. i'm cynne simpson. let's check in with meteorologist jacqui jeras. it definitely today to give the umbrella and a. >> it will just be light rain more than anything now. wintry mix possible north and west of the metro. cumberland, still just reporting cloudy skies. anything that ships from hagerstown martinsburg winchester could mix through the noon hour but otherwise just rang. most of us are above the freezing mark.

your bus stop forecast for today, back to school and work for many of us. at 37 degrees and cloudy skies. recess lunch or, 45 degrees. 50 degrees for the drop-off time. a few showers for the evening rush but morning rush the dry weather wise. how are things moving on the road? >> more commuters -- as dimension, back to school and work. crash on the public, maryland. news chopper 7. outer loop heading from college park and over toward 270. rescue units have arrived. this is right around the curve the mormon temple, after george avenue but before connecticut ave. we will zoom in to see the activity. mostly on the right shoulder as far as vehicles. expected delays on 95 as well to merge down through to the beltway. a little bit busy. back to you. >> thank you so much.

new this morning -- a fire at a bowie home is under control but it caused extensive damage. the fire broke out on the home on peachtree lane around 5:15 a.m. this morning. the home is destroyed. one nearby also suffering some damage. but the good news is everyone got out safely. >> in manassas, following another fire that broke out last night around 11:00 p.m. this was so severe that the roof collapsed at some point, forcing a mayday call. >> everyone was accounted for but a lot of people without a home this morning. john gonzalez is on the scene in manassas to talk about more what happened. >> this was an intense fire. at least 60 firefighters had to come out. fire and rescue still out that the scene, as well as best racing crews. -- restoration crews. a group of the firefighters

rattletrap inside for some time. two were taken to the hospital for observation and one resident transborder for smoke inhalation. at least 24 apartments have been condemned. the cause of the fire still unknown but we know it started inside a third floor unit late last night. that is when the roof collapsed while firefighters were battling the blaze underneath. this morning we were told to the flame was so intense firefighters had to fight the rest of the spring while outside on top of an aerial ladders. around 60 people have been displaced. according to early estimates $300,000 worth of damage. you can see the magnitude of the damage to the structure. again, because this morning is still under investigation. reporting live in manassas, john gonzalez abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. it will be a difficult day at one school in temple hills after a 15-year-old student was

killed. >> we are expecting grief counselors to be on hand at suitland high school as students return from their president's day break. let's go out to brianne carter who is live at a high school with the latest. >> in just a matter of hours students will return to school and it could be a difficult day for many of them as word spread about the death of a 15-year- old. investigators are searching for suspects in the murder of a 50- year old boy in hillcrest heights. -- 15-year-old boy. >> authorities as a just after 4:00 monday afternoon, the high school student was found on the ground of around 28th avenue with trauma to his upper body. he was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. investigators talked to people living in the immediate area to find out if anyone heard are saw it anything. some residents say this particular radio is quiet.

>> i have never heard of anything really bad happening. >> the boy's identity has not been released by authorities yet. at this point police are telling us they do have several leads. the edges not giving any more details as to what they might be. brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. 6:36 right now. president obama really pushing for congress to find a solution to delay the automatic cuts. >> jummy olabanji is at the live desk with what the president is planning now. >> according to our partners at politico president obama is planning to speak at 10:45 a.m. this morning from the eisenhower executive office building. he will challenge congress, specifically republicans to pass a bill to pass the sequestered scheduled to happen march 1. a white house officials tell -- the president will be joined by

emergency responders whose jobs will be on a line of this takes effect. look for updates today at wjla.com and abc 7 news at noon. >> now to the debate over guns in america. recent mass shootings are leading to a change in recommendations on how to respond to them. traditionally, potential victors -- victims have been told to flee and height. but "usa today" reports law enforcement authorities are increasingly advising people to physically confront attackers as a final line of defense. advisories are now included in training videos and document prepared by police, and the really represent a major shift in tactics. 6:37, 37 degrees. the nation's employment picture is approved -- improving a bit. >>

>> is a sellout to the a morning news show. >> especially when every second counts and everything has to be spot on. we are the production assistance for abc's best and we would like to say "good morning washington." >> good morning to our production assistants. we have the best production assistant. >> for doing that job and getting up as early as they do we love them. >> they do it with a smile. it will be a rough start. >> a little bit wet. probably not until mid to late morning for most of us and a lot warmer than yesterday. doug hill has more details. >> temperatures 13, 14, 15 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. the rain will be down the road just a piece. and look at temperatures -- 38 in washington and even in the mountains, not just isolated reports of cold temperatures.

rollins band out at 28 degrees. allegany public schools opening two hours late. everyone else in good shape. a little bit of precipitation to the west. it will be after the rush hour before across as an to the metro area. look for rain, breezy and mild. we look to jamie whitten for traffic. >> tejon virginia beltway but maryland the beltway has a crash -- good on the va about what. but from college park toward 27 0, finally everything off to the shoulder. after georgia avenue and before you get to connecticut ave. nothing blocked but it will be a distraction with the flashing lights. from 95 virginia, your travel lanes are open. dale city, bought the quan often on from norton and new

ington. >> of 37 degrees. coming up -- a diamond heist that sounds like a scene out of a movie. >> also, jacoby jones wanted to remember the super bowl win. what went wrong with his new tattoo? >> the battle to rescue dogs from wirthlin owners. it would look at the world of dogfighting but the very people would like to save the animals. adult dogs, newbo

>> checking news from around the world. police in belgium investigating a brazen diamond eyes. eight men drove onto the tarmac of brussels international airport and stole $50 million worth of diamonds from a swiss- bound plane.

it is spokesperson says the armed and masked men crashed through the perimeter fence with two cars and pulled off the highest within minutes. north korea facing the economic sanctions from the european union after the communist country conducted its third nuclear test. the actions have drawn strong warnings from south korea's outgoing president saying it will further isolate the country. north korea says its nuclear program is in response to what it calls a u.s. threat. the police chief of the violence and mexican border city of -- a border city is missing. a state prosecutor is investigating the disappearance. local media reports two of his brothers were found fatally shot sunday inside the trunk of a car. one was a federal the investigator. nuevo laredo -- they have been fighting a bloody turf battles in that city. president obama will receive a distinguished honor on his trip to israel, set to receive the

presidential medal of distinction from president's peres. he will be the first sitting u.s. president to give the award. relations between the two countries have been a little rocky track of the president's call to israel to -- settlements. a few were civilians are becoming casualties of the war in afghanistan. -- fewer civilians are becoming casualties. almost half as many as in 2011. the u.n. report comes a day after afghan forces were banned from asking for air support. the overall civilian death toll dropped 12% last year but the u.n. says taliban and insurgents were responsible for most of those civilian deaths. >> checking news around the nation. the convicted ringleader of the 1993 world trade center attack once to change his living conditions. the los angeles times reports that ramzi yousef is suing to be released from solitary

confinement. he claims being confined to a cell 24 hours a day for the past 15 years despite a record of good behavior is unconstitutional. he is serving a life sentence plus 240 years for an attack that killed six people and injured more than a thousand. the overall unemployment rate is going down but younger military veterans are still finding a hard time. the unemployment rate for veterans between 18-24 years old was over 20% last year and also in the double digits for veterans between 25-34 years old. the problems have continued despite a wide range of public and private efforts, including tax breaks for companies who hire veterans. >> department of defense nominee chuck hagel is hoping to quell criticism about his views toward israel and iran. he reportedly described the state department as an adjunct to the israeli government. that statement along with his

position on nuclear arms, has fuelled republican concerns over his nomination. in a letter to critics, chuck hagel says he did not remember and is about the 2007 report. gop senators stalled his nomination last week. >> the supreme court could make key decisions today and one involves affirmative-action. justices could rule on whether to severely limit the use of race and admissions programs at public universities and colleges. , also, the court will decide whether lawyers journalists and human-rights groups can legally challenge the constitutionality of a secret government program. it expands the authority of federal officials to conduct secret electronic surveillance of non-u.s. citizens located outside the u.s. and the justices will consider whether the sniff of a police dog and somebody sports constitutes a search and whether that requires a warrant. >> 3 maryland officials will hold a news conference today to urge congress to find a way to avoid the sequester. that will take affect the march

1st unless action is taken. montgomery county executive ike leggett, prince george's county executive rushern baker and howard county executive ken ulman will speak to reporters. the officials warned the sequester could have a damaging impact. virginia governor bob mcdonnell as also worried about the effects of the sequester. he has written to president obama asking and to keep his campaign pledge to reverse those automatic federal spending cuts. he says virginia would feel the cuts more than any other state because its heavy concentration of military assets. >> manti teo believes he is still a first-round draft pick and the cat fishing scheme he fell victim to will not affect him. he will face intense scrutiny when the nfl, begins tomorrow. in an exclusive interview, he says he just has to go out and perform an all the other stuff is behind and now. he said he shut down his twitter

account in december and is not sure he will return to social media. after scoring two huge touchdowns in the super bowl, a baltimore ravens wide receiver and jacoby jones wanted a permanent reminder. >> who would not? but he may be having second thoughts after seeing the way it turned out. you wanted to get a cartoon raven in front of a lombardi trophy but the roman numerals written under. it execution it may have been a little rushed. the ravens does not look fierce and the letters and roman numerals appear to be crooked. >> oops. let's check in with the jacqui jeras who is outside the wjla studio here in rosslyn. what is it looking like? >> beautiful. the sun is coming up. great aren't covered. the temperature is a much warmer than yesterday. i want to thank our exec producer not making me be out here yesterday -- today instead.

it is better. chief meteorologist doug hill has more on what weather. >> it is just west of the metro area. rush hour will get through just fine. but live super doppler radar -- further out west and you get yourself a little bit of a look at the rain. but for now just some clouds around. the sun up just a couple of minutes from now and a very pleasant day as temperatures climb into the 50 degree range. temperatures comfortable and not come up for 30's across the area. if he spots north and west of washington below freezing but those temperatures will rise quickly as we get breezy conditions. southwesterly conditions -- for most of the area, look for increasing cloudiness, breezy, mild weather with scattered showers. that is the forecast. the next seven days we show temperatures taking a bit of a drop as we get through the next couple of days. back to windy and cold tomorrow

and chilly straight through the end of the work week. >> we are busy right now. marc trains, metro, vre on time and on schedule -- but metrorail having delays in buses because of water main break around edsall road and south van dorn. let's go over head with a news chopper 7. we have the accident maryland beltway. it is slow but nothing remains blocked. outer loop coming through the belt way passing new hampshire ave -- let me just take you around past new hampshire ave. >> good tuesday morning. breaking news from south africa. oscar pistorius' bail hearing -- the double amputees known as blade runner has been charged with premeditated murder of his girlfriend. we're live on the scene. next right here on "good morning

america." >> thanks so much. time for a look at your tuesday expressed. >> a live roundup of today's top stories. john gonzalez is live in manassas. >> fire and rescue crews still out here in manassas, the scene of an intense fire that has displaced 60 people. during this fire, as many as 60 firefighters were out here and actually had to put out a mayday call because the became trapped after the roof collapsed over them. the firefighters were able to get out safely. they suffered minor injuries. one resident had to be transported for smoke inhalation. >> grief counselors expected to be at suitland high school one day after a 15-year-old student was killed. it happened after 4:00 monday afternoon when the students suffered trauma to his upper body. the identity of the student has not been released at this point. authorities do have several leads in the following. a >> some big news from

overseas and evolving this airplane you see right here. police in belgium said they are looking for eight men who broke into the brussels international airport using this card you see on your screen right here and still $50 million worth of diamonds from the swiss-bound airplane. they say the men were armed and wearing masks. they pull this off within minutes. police are still working -- looking for them. >> thanks so much. a few things you need to know before you leave this morning. >> 10:45 a.m. this morning president obama will speak about the possible sequester. also, montgomery county executive ike leggett, a prince george's county executive rushern baker and howard county executive will urge congress to find a way to avoid the sequester that will take effect march 1 unless action is taken. it would have a damaging impact on maryland's economy. >> gas prices went up 3 cents overnight in maryland and

virginia bank. the average price for regular unleaded 3.76 in maryland and $3.64 and virginia and in d.c., $3.94. >> keep an eye out for work on the arlington memorial bridge today. an inspection will begin an lane closures can be expected. the work could last until march 5. >> for more information on any of the stories visit wjla.com and look for your tuesday express tab. now let's check in with adam caskey. >> not a bad start to the morning. 38 degrees in potomac. i have been checked and the radar and a few showers on of 81 corridor. i want to show you the beautiful sunrise taking place over potomac. a high temperature is right up near 50 degrees. but the clouds are increasing and expect rain around the beltway between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., often on just light rain. for a look ahead for the chilly

windy day tomorrow, take away. >> our express forecast will start there and go throughout the day -- by 9:00 we are still dry in washington but i will likely want an umbrella, with light showers, and that will be the case probably through the early evening hours. but windy and cold. behind near 39 degrees. if windchill in 20's. the rest of the week, hi is only around a 40 degree mark. feeling a lot more like winter once we get through today and 50 degrees. not bad out here this morning. >> glad to hear. before we go -- sometimes can't finish everything on your plate when you are eating out. >> sometimes it is true. now you will be fined if you leave anything behind at one restaurant in japan. this is a seafood restaurant is known for its dish of salmon roe piled high on a bed of rice. it will find patient -- patrons about $25 if they did not finish

it. they say working conditions for fishermen are harsh and danger and lives could be lost and the fine is just a way to show gratitude and appreciation. it is reported, though, most of the people finish the does anyone. >> it is opposed to be especially delicious. >> all right. "good morning america" what is coming up next. >> and you can tune into news channel 8. we will see you here for abc 7 news at noon. have a wonderful day. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--